wife for 37 years. three quarters of the officers in the baltimore city school police force have no confidence in their chief. >> that may seem like inside baseball. members of the union say it's anything but. this affects you if you have a student in city school. >> votes of no confidence in a leaderrer are labor dispute mostly, this one isn't. some say makes it as unique as it is concerning. the vote was taken last month by the members of the baltimore school police union. 84 officers of 110 have no confidence in the school police chief, marshal goodwin. >> it's not something to take lightly. they are generally -- it means in the police world that there is nothing left to lose. >> reporter: gary is the labor

negotiator for the police union. he citizen votes of no confidence are last resort involve a beef about pay or ben fis. this is not the case here. this union got a new contract last year and a good one. >> it's about working conditions and communication with management. that's something that should concern the public. >> reporter: both sides have not pub luckily spoken about specifics, sources say, officers feel the leadership style is questionable, the force feel as lack of control to handle criminal situations inside the schools and crime is not being reported accurately. we tried to take the concerns to north after but it had no comment on the vote or issues officers have spoken about off the record. progress is made, though. dialogue 2010 the officers union and the school administration is progressing. a meeting between the two sides

is scheduled for later this month. again, baltimore city schools didn't comment on this story today. that meeting between the two sides is scheduled for november 20th. brian kuebler, abc2 news. all new at 5:00, a man faces child pornography charges after a under cover sting. >> the autistic man was downloading movies while living unher parents roof. troopers with the mailed state police computer crimes unit are surfing for child pornographers everyday, the undercover investigator downloaded porn movies depicting under age boys before tracking the computer and user to a home on isaacs way in forest hill. 25-year-old nicholas tried to blame a former friend for downloading the porn on his computer. investigators found 500 movies and some downloaded a week before the house was raided. the suspect didn't videotape any children himself, police

say customers for the smut fuel the child porn industry. >> this type of activity contributes to the exploitation of children. this are children somewhere, in a third world country or here in the united states, being exploited, sexually in this way. >> he faces four counts of child porn possession and distribution. if convicted could face 30 years behind bars. it appears he amasked his library of child porn over several months if not years and parents had no idea until police showed up at their door. jeff hager, abc2 news. man who killed a towson university student in a drunken hit and run will spend fife years behind bars. he was sentenced in worster getting the sentence after pleading guilty to manslaughter and leaving the scene of an accident involving a death. he hit a 22 year old, as he was crossing coastal highway in ocean city over memorial day

weekend. the parents spoke saying they forgive the sun has been shining all day, thank goodness, and warming up, some people went outside without the coats. nice day out there. this guy has shorts on. >> some people do that all year around. >> in the snow. >> all we care about is whether this milder weather is going to last through the weekend when we get to enjoy it. let's head over to mike masco. we are going in the up direction. two degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. to the west, a good warming trend, 6-9 degrees warmer than yesterday evening. we are good, going in the good direction, up direction, starting to see the temperatures rise. here is the shot downtown, it's beautiful, temperatures across town are in to the 40s and 50s. we are cooling things down, 51 towson, westminster 50. eastern shore, rock hall,

stevensville east, 49-52 degrees. cooling things off through the cows of the evening. 46 degrees around 8:00. 40 midnight. as we wake up tomorrow, 37 degrees, rising rapidly to the low 60s. today feeling good, sunday better, we are going the middle and upper 60s. clear skies over the east coast rs to the west, a storm. we will talk about that and the weekend forecast inside the seven-day forecast coming up in a little bit. we are a few days out from election day, already the entire government focus has shifted big time. >> calls for bipartisan effort, the president and house speaker far apart when it comes to finding solution. karen traverse has more on the fiscal cliff. >> reporter: taxes in the wealthiest americans was the center piece of president obama's re-election message. he didn't back down. >> we can't just cut our way to prosperity. if we are serious about

reducing the deficit, we have to combine spending cuts with revenue. that means asking the wealthiest americans to pay more in taxes. >> reporter: the president pushed congress to keep the tax cuts for americans earning less than 250,000 dollars. >> that fortunately we shouldn't need long negotiations or drama to solve that part of the problem. let's extend the middle class tax cuts now. let's do that right now. >> reporter: the so called fiscal cliff looming at the end of the year could have serious ramifications, $650 billion in cuts and tax increases in to effect january 1st, if there is no deal, affecting every american taxpayer. john boehner says congress needs to fix the debt problem through tax reform and entitlement reform. >> everythingto be looked at. >> reporter: boehner put the pressure on president obama to

take charge on where the negotiations go. >> this is an opportunity for the president to leave to. engage the congress and works towards a solution that can pass both chambers. >> reporter: president obama invited leaders from both parties to the white house to start working to reach consensus on the very urgent issues. karen traverse, abc2 news, washington. it's been two days since a of 0-inch water main break broke in baltimore, flooding north charles street. crews trying to get to the main. a huge amount of water including gas lines needed to be shut down and slowed down the process of getting to the broken main. >> our plan is to try to get this done as quickly as possible and knowing full well this is a major throughway for the loader and convenience for the rest of us here. we are going to be working around the clock, 24/7 until we get this done. the next few days, the weather

is favorable. we will try to get as much done as possible. on the bright side, the weather is going to hold out long enough for the main to be repaired. dpw says in the meantime, no one is without waterer at this point the host of dancing with the stars, facing a huge health battle. >> what brook burke is saying about her cancer diagnosis and how many women are also in her shoes. black friday isn't what it used to be. inside the biggest ads for wal- mart and target. do you take your stress out like this lady? the extremes some employees are going to.

in health alert, talking about thyroid cancer, brook burke revealed her diagnosis this week, and now she is

going to have to have surgery to have her thyroid removed. in 2011 this were 48,000 new cases diagnosed. 36,000 were in women. we posted the story of brook burke on facebook for the station. while you sent well wishes, you told us your stories about surges and life afterwards for thyroid surgery. joining us is dr. paul. thank you for joining us. we got questions for you about. this a cancer diagnosis, tough to hear k tell us about thyroid in terms of treatment. is it easily treatable. >> 95% of thyroid cancer ends with great results. this is a cancer that is treatable. usually surgery, with radioactive iodine, a pill that you swallow is the usual treatment. some patients need further treatments after that. >> talk about detection. breast cancer, there is a mammogram and we know the other

tests. what about thyroid cancer to find it? >> people will palpate a no jill nodule. that's on most of the patients. we look at the nodule and biopsy it. >> how do people notice symptoms, are there warning signs? >> looking in the mirror you can see if there is a lump in your neck. most of the time you can't feel. if it gets big and aggressive, it can affect the voice, swallowing and breathing but that's rare. >> dr. paul with us from med star union memorial, thank you for the information. between our jobs and paying the bills it makes sense for grown ups to feel stress, the little ones in family are feeling the strain, experts say they are finding new ways to help kids

get a handle on stress and tension headaches that come with it. they are using bio feed back cards that measure stress as the kids hold on to them. doctors are teaching special techniques like deep breathing and visualization to help them get centered. >> one goal could be to keep a child off of meds. if the child don't prefer medication. another additional strategy one of the benefits is there are little to no side e effects and it works well with other treatments. >> if your child has headaches and disrupting their day, talk with your pediatrician about prevention and whether bio feed back maybe an option. now, maryland's most accurate forecast. >> what a pretty day out there. look at this, coleman elementary. blue skies today. temperatures getting in to the upper 50s, close to 60 degrees. we will do better than that

tomorrow. low 60s down here. we will go up towards haverly grace. beautiful shot. boats in the water, mostly sunny skys this afternoon. temperatures getting chose to 60 degrees. shot downtown, 52 degrees, humidity in check at 48%. dew point low at 33. westerly wind, change it around to the southwesterly direction, that will bump the temperatures up, especially in to the weekend. made it to 56 degrees, 3 off of 59. record back in 1994, 78 degrees. 25 the record low in 2003. 52 in town. frederick 54 degrees. easton 50. temperatures will start to trickle down in to the 40s on our way to the 30s. tonight two degrees warmer comparison to 24 hours ago. we are starting to see the warming trend, that will become evident towards the weekend. 40 midnight. in to the 50s in to tomorrow. here is a shot over the eastern

third of the nation, yeah of high pressure locked in. this is going to keep the clouds and precipitation away. towards the west, a raising blizzard on going, montana, rockys, ton of moisture coming up, subtropical jet, a dumping of snow. what this is doing, it's dragging milder air, that's going to warm us up in to this weekend. we are at 52, it's 62 roanoke, that's our temperature for tomorrow. this is the mile air that's going the march towards the north as we go in to saturday, sunday and tuesday. pretty chilly over the eastern third. that opens the door for southerly winds, through the weekend in to next tuesday, bank on the idea from above normal temperatures and sunshine before we change the pattern back to more rain and winds and cooler temperatures. the clouds for tomorrow, a

blend of sunshine and clouds, nice day, look at sunday miles an houring, mostly clear, sunny skies, rain supreme for sunday and also going in to monday, not seeing any kind of threat from wet weather. future trend temperatures going to 60 tomorrow, upper 50s to the north and west. 40s for tomorrow night in to the 60s as we go in to sunday. 66, close to 70, a few communities south of dc, popping in to the low 70s. the forecast north and west of the beltway in the zv30s, westminster, 34 degrees, 36 sykesville. temperatures ranging between the upper 30s cockeysville, 40 harbor. temperatures will be in to the upper 30s to 40sful eastern shore numbers 39 to 40 degrees as we go in to easton, 2-degree guarantee, sunshine and clouds, should around 59 degrees. tomorrow night, down to 43 43,

not as chilly. the seven-day forecast looks nicement nice and warm for sunday. that wasn't a typo. >> 60s are cool. cool for november. that's fantastic. rosey, all things change by tuesday. 56, back to 50 by next week. >> why you got to be a downer. we are talking about great, 66. >> this is just again, very, very quick pattern. we will get warm, it's going to get cold pretty fast. >> i'm not ready. this weekend shaping up, perfect one for the fun fall activities. >> wyatt everhart is on the go tonight at the water foul festival. that's a tongue twister. there is water, there is foul, it's a great time. >> reporter: we got it all here, rosey and joesey. the 42nd annual water foul festival in downtown easton, a cool, clear night, i got willow the fox.

how are you doing? >> we are kicking off the big festival. good times down here tonight as we wrap up day one. saturday and sunday to go, i want to bring in my friend, ron, you are the director of the water foul festival. you are the president of the board. a lifelong eastern shore man. >> yes. >> talk about the festival this year. >> the festival is three days, it's today, tomorrow and sunday. open from 10:00 to 6:00 tomorrow and 10:00 to 4:00 sunday. it raises money for conservation. it's a family event. kids activity and fun things too do. >> back to 1971, sets in eastern shore tradition. they have a new exhibit. we have a new exhibit, sporting arms exhibit. showcases the heritage of sporting arms on the eastern shore. >> reporter: for people

watching, they have never been here, it's going to be beautiful all weekend, what is the deal? i know adults and kids can come in, you have to pay. >> ticks are $12. good for all three days. come down and kids under 12 are free. come down, see great art , there is great art from all over the country and north america here. see the retriever trials, fishing derby, great things going on this weekend. >> it's hard to emphasize how big apart dogs are. the water, the sporting, the hunting sports, see so many chesapeake bay retrievers, every breed you can imagine this weekend. >> the town is full of dogs this week. >> it's going to the dogs down here. >> reporter: it's a beautiful set up for us, we are going to the 42nd year of this event, art, the history , the food of course, we have outstanding seafood across the eastern area

and shore. we have great nonprofits this weekend. the crab cakes, soft crabs, fried snickers bars, you can find it. one last thing people coming in, tips on getting in the town. it's gated off. >> if you are coming in to town, we have parking on the outskirts as you are driving down root 50, you will see signs, park your car, grab a bus, they will take you to where you need to go, and back to your car when it's done. >> reporter: once you are in downtown, everything is walkable. kicking it off for the 42nd year, eastern shore tradition in easton, water foul festival. we will be back with more from the water foul festival straight ahead on abc2 news. one more shot here, good friend willow. give us a few more moves. it's good times down here. having trouble logging in to

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today is one of the end of the worst weeks on record for the stock market. time is running out for congress to make a deal to avoid tax increases. dow jones industrial average rose 4 points, closed under 13,000. nasdaq gained 9 points, sp2 points, down 2.3% overall this week. just like that, tweet can't

be pulled back, a mistake by the company that runs the site, can't be undone. twitters say it mistakenly reset passwords for users, the oopsey happened during a secure check, users thought the social network had been hacked but the company cleared up on the confusion on the website saying only a small panel of its 140 million users were impacted. if you own a jeep, this could effect you, chrysler recalling more than 900,000 older jeep model suvs because air bags can inflate while you are driving. the recall affects grand jeep grand keys from 2002-2004. the u.s. national highway safety administration found air bags in the cars caused 81 injuries. tonight at 11:00, are you looking to save 15% on car insurance? some people are letting an

insurance company monitor you while you drive. we will talk to a woman who did it and says there are some things she didn't expect, that's tonight at 11:00. we continue to see the damage from hurricane sandy in new york and new jersey. >> one community here is still hurrying. we head to chrisfield to check on clean up efforts and finds out how you can help. >> black friday is coming up quickly. if you want the good deals, start shopping with your turkey hangover. we will explain why. are you ready for the 2016 presidential race? names you may see on the presidential ticket. take a look, it's 52 in town, it's all about a warming trend for the weekend in to next week. the forecast is coming up on the 5:30edition of abc2 news at 5:00.